The Rise of Interactive Governance and Quasi-Markets

1. Front Matter

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2. Introduction: The Emergence of New Forms of Governance

   • Bas Denters, Oscar Van Heffen, Jeroen Huisman, Pieter-Jan Klok

   Pages 3-14

3. Does Interactive Decision Making Work? Expanding Rotterdam Port

   • Erik-Hans Klijn

   Pages 15-41

4. Power to the People? Rule Configurations and Power Games in Interactive Governance

   • René Monnikhof, Jurian Edelenbos, André Krouwel

   Pages 43-67

5. Interactive Policy Making as Institutional Design for Local Democracy: The Experiments of the Institute for Public and Politics

   • Joop Koppenjan

   Pages 69-90

6. Rebuilding Roombeek An Institutional Analysis of Interactive Governance in the Context of a Representative Democracy

   • Bas Denters, Pieter-Jan Klok

   Pages 91-110

7. Institutional Reform in Higher Education: Forever Changes?

   • Jeroen Huisman

   Pages 111-126

8. The Emergence of a New Environmental Policy Arena: The Dutch Horticulture Industry

   • Johan Woltjer, Rob Van De Peppel

   Pages 127-141

9. Dutch Public Health on the Move From Limited Self-Regulation to a State-Supervised Quasi-Market?

   • Oscar Van Heffen, Toon Kerkhoff

   Pages 143-170

10. Siting Unwanted Land Uses: Does Interactive Decision Making Help?

    • Dave Huitema

    Pages 171-198

11. Statism by Stealth? Market Orientation in British Higher Education

    • Henno Theisens

    Pages 199-212

12. Towards a Post-Parliamentary Democracy in Germany? Theoretical Considerations and Empirical Observations on Local Democracy

    • Michael Haus

    Pages 213-238

13. Interactive Governance: A View from the UK

    • Robin Hambleton, David Sweeting

    Pages 239-259

14. Local Governance in Flanders

    • Trui Steen, Ellen Wayenberg

    Pages 261-276

15. Back Matter

    Pages 277-281

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It has taken a long time to make this book. Many initial drafts of the chapters published in this book were presented in November 2000 during a two-day conference on Interactive governance: towards a post-parliamentary democracy held in Enschede (The Netherlands). The Netherlands Institute of Governance (NIG) sponsored the . conference. After this conference the organisers discussed the possibility of making a book on the basis of papers presented at this event. In the end it was agreed that such a publication would indeed be worthwhile provided the initial papers were fundamentally revised. Moreover it was agreed that also supplementary chapters should be included, in order to strengthen the international comparative perspective. On this basis authors of the conference papers chapters and envisioned new chapters were invited to (re)submit drafts. The completion of the book, however, was unexpectedly halted by the tragic sudden death of our co-editor and dear friend Oscar van Heffen. In his lifetime he was the driving force behind this project. Without his efforts, insightful comments and helpful suggestions this book, in its present form, would never have been published. As such we dedicate this volume to his memory, the completion of the book being an honorary debt to our friend and his wife Mirjan.

• Figuration
• Governance
• Institution
• Nation
• Policy
• environment
• institutional analysis
• politics

• Knowledge Center for Urban Development, Faculty of Business, Public Administration and Technology, University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands

  Bas Denters

• Center for Higher Education Policy Studies, Faculty of Business, Public Administration and Technology, Netherlands Institute of Government, University of Twente, The Netherlands

  Oscar Heffen

• Center for Higher Education Policy Studies, Faculty of Business, Public Administration and Technology, University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands

  Jeroen Huisman

• Department of Political Science and Policy Studies, Faculty of Business, Public Administration and Technology, University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands

  Pieter-Jan Klok

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